Nigel Prosser Foundation

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Charity Number: 1210968
Nigel Prosser Foundation aims to relieve the needs of children with special educational needs, by providing them and their families with information, equipment and advice.

Bookings are now open for our SEN support group on Wednesday 18th February 2026, please message us or email on hello@the...
15/02/2026

Bookings are now open for our SEN support group on Wednesday 18th February 2026, please message us or email on hello@thenigelprosserfoundation.org this week we have Natalie from The Feeding Trust joining us to talk to parents and carers of children with feeding differences.

BIG NEWS… Our newest book from the adventures of Bubbles and Toby is now available to purchase on Amazon 💗🥹Guess what, e...
15/02/2026

BIG NEWS… Our newest book from the adventures of Bubbles and Toby is now available to purchase on Amazon 💗🥹

Guess what, everybunny… 🐰💗

I have the BIGGEST, BOUNCIEST news! I’ve been bursting to tell you… you can now read all about my latest adventure with my best friend, Toby. And this one? It was a really big one.. 💗🐰

Just hop down and tap the link below to join our adventure.

Toby got very poorly. The kind of poorly that means hospital beds, beeping machines and lots of grown-ups in blue uniforms. I won’t pretend I wasn’t scared. My whiskers wobbled. My paws felt funny. Hospitals can feel loud and bright and a little bit overwhelming. But Toby was even more scared. So I did what best friends do. I stayed. Right by his side. 🐾

When the lights felt too bright, I stayed. When the noises felt too big, I stayed. When his heart felt worried, I stayed.

I watched. I listened. I made sure he knew he wasn’t facing anything alone.

And do you know what the very best sound in the whole wide world was? The front door opening when we got to bring Toby home. 🏡✨

This new book tells our hospital story. It’s about bravery that doesn’t always look loud. It’s about being scared but still staying. It’s about friendship that holds on tight, even when everything feels uncertain.

I am so, so proud of Toby.
And I am even prouder to be his bunny. 💗

Love,
Bubbles 🐰💜

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We’d like to wish one of our trustee’s- Alice a very happy birthday today. We hope you enjoy your special day 💗
15/02/2026

We’d like to wish one of our trustee’s- Alice a very happy birthday today. We hope you enjoy your special day 💗

🌟 Sneak Preview 🌟 The cover design of the next book in the series of The Adventures of Bubbles and Toby which has been c...
13/02/2026

🌟 Sneak Preview 🌟

The cover design of the next book in the series of The Adventures of Bubbles and Toby which has been created by myself and co illustrated by Em Perks 💗

We will be providing the link to purchase the book within the next couple of days 😀 watch this space… 👌

Throwback photo… at what age did you notice signs of your child having special educational needs? I had an incline when ...
13/02/2026

Throwback photo… at what age did you notice signs of your child having special educational needs? I had an incline when Toby was around 9 months old but I didn’t get confirmation from another adult seeing the same signs until he was 2 years old.

12/02/2026

Please hear the comments from parents and carers who attend our SEN support group. With our SEN community we’ve built a family. We couldn’t continue to do the work we do without the support from you all, so from the bottom of our hearts, thank you!

A few months ago, Nigel Prosser Foundation (1210968), was contacted by a SEN parent who was desperately searching for su...
11/02/2026

A few months ago, Nigel Prosser Foundation (1210968), was contacted by a SEN parent who was desperately searching for support for her young daughter, who lives with a rare genetic condition called MRD13.

Her condition causes her to stop breathing without warning. These episodes aren’t epileptic seizures and her heart keeps beating — but her lungs simply stop working, meaning she needs immediate mouth-to-mouth to survive. Because she didn’t fit into a specific medical category like epilepsy or cardiac, funding for the specialist equipment she urgently needed just wasn’t available through the usual routes.

After a lot of research and close partnership working, Smile of Hope kindly offered funding for the piece of equipment that was needed. A Masimo Radical-7 Pulse Co-Oximeter costing £2,700. This piece of equipment is now helping to monitor her oxygen levels and alert her family the moment something changes.
The impact has been truly life-changing. Mum shared this with us:

“Equipment is absolutely amazing, it is so reliable and has picked up 20 episodes, with 12 of them needing CPR. Others she came round with muscle rub. With the monitor being so quick to alert us, it means she has had bare minimum time without oxygen. We have all been able to get sleep knowing that it will work and alert us. I was a bit nervous the first few nights in case it didn’t pick them up or it wasn’t going to be loud enough, but as soon as it did it the first few times I was able to sleep. Honestly, it has saved her life quite literally.”

This is exactly why we do what we do. When families fall through the gaps, communities coming together can make what feels impossible, possible.

A huge thank you to Smile of Hope for working in partnership with us, and to every single person who continues to support what we do — you are helping us change and save lives every single day 💛

10/02/2026

✨ Kindness still matters ✨

At the heart of the Nigel Prosser Foundation is a simple belief: kindness, compassion, and understanding can change lives. Together, we’re building a community where people feel supported and valued.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us. 💙

💛 Children’s Mental Health Week (9–15 February) 💛For children with special educational needs, mental health and wellbein...
09/02/2026

💛 Children’s Mental Health Week (9–15 February) 💛

For children with special educational needs, mental health and wellbeing can be impacted in ways that aren’t always obvious. Daily challenges around learning, communication, sensory processing, and fitting in can take a real emotional toll.

This week is a reminder of how important it is to recognise those pressures and to meet children where they are — with patience, understanding, and the right support in place. Every child deserves to feel safe, accepted, and confident in who they are.

At the Nigel Prosser Foundation, we believe that supporting children with SEN means looking beyond labels and focusing on the whole child — their feelings, strengths, and individual needs.

If you’re a parent, carer, sibling, or professional supporting a child with SEN, please know that your efforts matter, even on the days when it feels hard 💙

🐶🎤 PA SYSTEM NEEDED – CAN YOU HELP? 🎤🐶Hello lovely people! We’re getting super excited for Nigel Prosser’s Furtastic Fun...
08/02/2026

🐶🎤 PA SYSTEM NEEDED – CAN YOU HELP? 🎤🐶

Hello lovely people! We’re getting super excited for Nigel Prosser’s Furtastic Funday on Saturday 16th May 2026 at The Shed Food & Drink, Stourport 🐕✨

For the dog show part of the day, we’re on the lookout for a PA system that we could borrow for the event. If you have one yourself, or know someone who might be able to help us out, we’d be incredibly grateful if you could let us know 🙏

This event is a fundraiser for the Nigel Prosser Foundation, helping us continue our work supporting children with special educational needs and their families across the UK. Every bit of support, big or small, really does make a difference 💙

If you can help, or want more details, please comment below or send us a message. And if you can’t help directly, a share would mean the world to us 🥰

Thank you as always for being such an amazing community 🐾💙

Tonight is a little reminder of how important a support network really is.My husband works long hours to make sure we’ve...
08/02/2026

Tonight is a little reminder of how important a support network really is.

My husband works long hours to make sure we’ve always got a roof over our heads, and I’m so grateful for everything he does. But that doesn’t mean it’s always easy. Solo parenting at times is tough, especially when both of our children have such high needs. Some days can feel really long.

So nights like this mean more than people realise. Coming round to my mother-in-law’s for a roast dinner, and her stepping in to do bath time, feels like a weight lifted. It’s the small acts of support that make the biggest difference.
They say it takes a village to raise a child, and I’m incredibly thankful for mine 🤍

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